Ginger White gives another TV interview, Herman Cain undeterred

Herman Cain sent an email to supporters Tuesday night seeking to quell reports that his campaign’s demise may be imminent. In it, he calls Ginger White’s claim of a 13-year extramarital affair with him “completely false” and says he is “not deterred” (though he acknowledges that recent events have “taken a toll” on him). 

And Cain’s campaign manager, Mark Block, emphatically told ABC News in an interview Tuesday night that “there’s no way he’s dropping out.” 

On Wednesday morning, Ginger White appeared on ABC's Good Morning America. When asked by George Stephanopolous if Cain be a good President, the 46-year-old single mother of two said: "No I do not…My views are different than his views. This is not political, and I've never tried to make it out to be that."

Here’s the Cain email:

Dear Patriots and Supporters,

As you probably heard yesterday, a troubled Atlanta business woman used national media outlets to promulgate a fabricated, unsubstantiated story about a 13 year affair with me. I am writing you today to assure you that this woman’s story is completely false.

I do know Ms. White. I have helped her financially at times over the past few years, just as I have helped many friends and acquaintances throughout the years. I thought Ms. White was a friend in need of a supportive hand to better her life.

Ms. White has made it apparent that she was abusing the friendship.

But now I am asking for your friendship. I am also asking for your prayers and support. This is a trying time for my family, my campaign, and for me. It is also a trying time for our country as we are all distracted from the truly important issues facing our nation.

This evening I have an important speaking engagement at Hillsdale College in Hillsdale, Michigan, where I will be outlining my foreign policy and national security plan. While recent events have taken a toll on me, the people in the audience this evening will not know it. I will deliver my message with vigor and enthusiasm.

Let me assure you, I am not deterred. America’s future is too important. We will continue on this journey to make America great once again.

Thank you and God bless.

Sincerely,
Herman Cain

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